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At the doctor’s surgery, at the bank, at home, at work, in the car, out in the streets… data is everywhere in our daily lives. A staggering increase in the amount of data worldwide has opened up new and extensive potential uses for individuals, the economy and society. Yet there are still questions to be answered: why and how do we collect, process, use and ensure the safety of this data?

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At VivaTech 2026, digital twins combined with agent-based AI are making networks smarter

● At VivaTech 2026, Orange is presenting two practical demonstrations of digital twins paired with AI agents: Network Digital Twins for network monitoring and Live Intelligence for managing critical industrial environments.
● According to Gartner, the global market for digital twins is expected to grow by 41% annually, reaching $428 billion by 2034, driven by convergence with AI agents, which will orchestrate 10% of key production and maintenance operations by 2030.
● This paradigm shift is as much cultural as it is technological: the digital twin is no longer used for observation, but for real-time decision-making.
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At ChangeNow, Socially Conscious Startups Use AI to Turn Data into Concrete Action

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Artificial intelligence: how neocloud companies have revolutionized the cloud computing market

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Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs): Jean-Marie Mélé and Orange’s drive to structure cybersecurity

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DNA data storage: an archivist’s dream come true

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Improving the security of information systems with digital twins

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